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Thanks a lot!

I can offer a few tips, though I apologize in advance for my English.

First, I like to define Arthur and Merlin using geometric shapes: Arthur is more of a square—he has a square face, broad shoulders, and a generally stockier build—whereas Merlin is more of a rectangle: he is tall and thin, and his face is quite elongated. These proportions hold true even when the physique is more muscular. As for the face, it’s best to highlight the most striking features; in my opinion, the first things that stand out about Merlin’s appearance are his elongated, wide-set eyes, prominent cheekbones, and, of course, his large ears. Also, the eyes—specifically their shape and placement—along with the nose, are crucial for capturing a likeness. Overall, the most important thing is to focus on the proportions of all the facial features first.